Electroshock 2011
In the heart-pounding short film *Electroshock (2011)*, director Hugo Jackson crafts a playful yet intriguing tale of a young man named Buck who discovers an extraordinary ability: the power to slow down time itself.
Director: Hugo Jackson
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Electroshock (2011) about?
Buck, a young man, gains the incredible ability to slow down time, but his first thought isn't saving the world—it's using this power to impress a girl. This animated short blends fantasy and sci-fi into a charming, fast-paced story about youth and unexpected talents.
Who directed Electroshock?
Hugo Jackson directed *Electroshock (2011)*, bringing a fresh perspective to the animation and sci-fi genres with his short but impactful film.
Who stars in Electroshock?
The film features Christophe Lemoine as Buck, alongside Ariane Aggiage, Michel Vigné, Laetitia Barbara, and Véronique Augereau in key roles.
Is Electroshock (2011) worth watching?
While *Electroshock (2011)* is short, its creative premise and engaging animation make it a fun watch for fans of sci-fi and fantasy. Without an IMDb rating, the film's concise runtime and charming storytelling are its biggest draws.
How long is Electroshock?
*Electroshock (2011)* runs for 9 minutes.
About Electroshock (2011) — A Sci-Fi Animation Short with a Twist
In the heart-pounding short film *Electroshock (2011)*, director Hugo Jackson crafts a playful yet intriguing tale of a young man named Buck who discovers an extraordinary ability: the power to slow down time itself. This fantasy-science fiction animation weaves a lighthearted narrative around Buck's newfound skill, exploring themes of self-discovery and the impulsive choices that shape our teenage years. With vibrant animation and a whimsical tone, the film captures the essence of youthful ambition and the allure of special powers, all while keeping the story concise and engaging.
The atmosphere is energetic and youthful, blending sci-fi wonder with coming-of-age humor. Buck's adventure takes a romantic twist as he considers using his power to impress a classmate, adding a layer of charm and innocence to the narrative. Though just nine minutes long, *Electroshock (2011)* packs a surprising amount of heart and creativity into its brief runtime.